The difficulty in
knowledge integration lies in the methodology of integration of knowledge
between the various knowledge holders and brokers. Each knowledge holder is
incomplete in one self and thus can become a major weakness in achieving a
higher knowledge level. An integrated approach is the best practice of
knowledge management system. Integration is viewed in terms of horizontal and
vertical dimensions. The study presents the possibility of knowledge sharing
and integration between experts in a multilevel multi criteria scenario using a
cognitive psychological model of knowledge discovery called Johari Window model
for knowledge sharing. The advantage of this model is that it takes the problem
of ‘the fourth quadrant’, into its account where very large totally unexplored
unpredicted outliers lie. It also brings a participatory approach to the
knowledge management. For the implementation of the model, star, random, and
complete knowledge network topologies were considered. The models have been
evaluated using a social network analysis tool ORA. Among the three topologies
of knowledge networks, for implementing the Johari model, the complete topology
of knowledge network has been proved to be the best model in a knowledge
sharing scenario for an efficient knowledge management strategy.
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